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Tag: numpy

randomly choose different sets in numpy?

I am trying to randomly select a set of integers in numpy and am encountering a strange error. If I define a numpy array with two sets of different sizes, np.random.choice chooses between them without issue: However, once the numpy array are sets of the same size, I get a value error: Could be user error, but I’ve checked several

Python: Expand 2D array to multiple 1D arrays

Consider the followoing example from np.meshgrid docs: In my application, instead of x and y, I’ve 25 variables. To create a grid out of the 25 variables, one way would be: However, the code will look ugly and not modular w.r.t. the number of variables (since each variable is hard-coded). Therefore, I am interested in something like the following: However,

Merge numpy arrays with different dimensions

I have a numpy array with shape (100,9,17,2). I need to transform it to (100,15,17,2) adding zeros in missing cells. I created a zeros(100,6,17,2) but I can’t merge them. Can you help me? Answer Use numpy’s concatenate function. The axis argument is the argument over which you want the dimensions to be added.

Find duplicate values in two arrays, Python

I have two arrays (A and B) with about 50 000 values in each. Every value represents an ID. I want to create a pandas dataframe with three columns, col1: values from array A, col2: values from array B, col3: a string with the labels “unique” or “duplicate”. In each array the ID:s are unique. The arrays is of different

Python – TicTacToe

In this question I have to create a TicTacToe game in python which will run in terminal. This is a 2player game and if any player wins by the rules of TicTacToe, Winner = player 1/2 has to be printed. I’m getting a winner statement when I have three 0’s or 1’s diagonally but I’m not getting winner in other

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